Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection that mainly targets the lungs. Most individuals recover completely after proper treatment. In some cases, tuberculosis may occur after treatment, referred to as recurrence. An infection occurs when an infection, which was once believed that it was cured, re -activated. To know more, we Dr. Arun Chaudri turns to Kotru, who shares valuable insight on what you want to know.

Until TB treatment is complete, usually for six months or more, Dr. Chaudri says, some bacteria survive and re -establish themselves in the future, causing a relaxation. Individuals with compromise immunity, for example, are more at risk individuals with diabetes or HIV. Malnutrition and poor sleep also compromise the resistance of the body. The drug resistant TB is capable of tolerating bacterial treatment and triggering the disease relaxes.

If TB appears again, it can have symptoms that are found to be the first time. “One of the most frequent indicators is a long -term cough that persists for more than three weeks. Other symptoms are fever, night sweat, unexplained weight loss and fatigue,” they say, chest pain and pain may also cause pain. Identifying these early indicators is important for timely medical care and early to avoid complications.

• Finish your treatment: Always complete the full course of TB medicine, even when you feel better.
• Regular follow-up medical checkup: Scheduled follow-up checkup with your doctor after your treatment, to check if there are no signs of relay.
• Eating a balanced diet: A balanced diet helps in promoting the immune system. There are protein food, eggs, milk, pulses, fruits and vegetables as part of your food.
• Avoid alcohol and smoking: They can compromise on lungs and immunity, which can lead to more chances of recurrence of TB.
• Practice good hygiene: Stay away from close contact with TB patients, cover your mouth when coughing, and stay in well ventilated places.
• Improve immunity: Exercise regularly, drink water, and control stress to keep your body healthy.

In short, if you develop TB symptoms after treatment, immediate therapy. Timely detection can avoid dangerous complications. By following conscious and preventive measures, you can reduce the risk of TB repetition and maintain good health.

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